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Dave's rare fish has most of what you're looking for.

Would anyone be interested in a group buy for the swap meet next month?

I am unfortunately not able to access cichlidae, most of the things I'm looking for on there require a subscription.

Lost the fry for the most part I think, I still see a handful scattered around the tank but the male is not too happy with the female.

Lost the eggs, pair trying again soon

edit: got the dates wrong, spawn date was the 4th and free swimming was either the 14th or 16th

pair has been together a total of 2 days now, just got eggs today. Pair courtesy of Ken Davis

Male trapping female, 1/17/22 Fry became free swimming 1/29/22

Kind of hard to see but there are fry in this picture. Spawn date: 2/6/22 Date free swimming: 2/19/22 Got the pair from a guy in this club but don't remember who. There were only around 50 fry to begin with, I'm left with 4 after 2 weeks, hopefully they make it another month and a half.

Spawn date: 2/21/22 Date free swimming: 3/3/22 Apologies for the bad first pic, it's a frame from a video. Pair is courtesy of Kevin at TUIC.

Ah I see, gotcha. Keep an eye on TUIC as well, as I'm sure you know he usually posts sexed adults, I believe he has sexed Rio mags up right now but shouldn't be too long til he puts san Rafaels back up.

Cichlids of the Americas has black umbees right now.

Aquatic clarity, blackwater aquatics, wetspot, tangled up in cichlids, cichlids of the americas, Dave's rare fish, and aquabid are all good places to look for online shopping. Currently noone has nanolutea, thought the first ones to get them in may be COTA or wetspot, as cota has a colony of...

I wouldn't consider them habitually rock dwelling, but most amatitlania/cryptoheros tend to stick around cover, and usually spawn under rocks/in crevices. In my experience most acaras are like this as well.

Not sure, probably like February or March

Kevin at tuic confirmed, the Rio Estrellas are in fact septemfasciata. Gives me a bit of peace of mind knowing Becca hasn't been feeding actual myrnae to a miurus puffer 😂

I have also just been informed that latitudinally, Limon, specifically Rio limoncito, is supposed to be the easternmost point where septemfasciata occurs, and with Rio Estrella being just Southeast of Limon (and subsequently within myrnae's recognized range), it would make sense for any...

Water to air ratio, how tight the bag is/how compressed the air is in comparison to how much there is, how well it's tied off, etc. Could just do a general bagging competition for all bagging styles, but if it were divided into single and double bagging divisions, things like bag squareness and...

I have acquired a group of the Rio Estrella myrnae that have been going around the club for awhile. Love them, they're gorgeous, huge too, but first thing I noticed was the fact that the males were maroon with gold faces like septemfasciata. One of the females also had a sky blue belly, also...

Not sure if it's been proposed before, but I had an idea for the next in person meeting, perhaps a bagging competition? Just a fun show of how well you can bag fish. We could have it where either the club board can be the judges, or we can have everyone attending vote, and then we can have...